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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-08
NEWS FROM THE SUBURBS.
NEW-JERSEY.

Tho announcement Of final dividend, probably OF
twenty Der cent for dcposltors OF the deflnct Dime
Savings Bank, OF New brunswick, was made yester'
day.
Tho Essex County Toboggan Club, OF west orange,
Is making pre- paratlons for brilliant season. conih
gent upon the supply Of snow. \ new cub house
has been erected on the Valley road and VIII be com
plctely equipped The club has membership Oh over
900 with James r. Pitcher, OF Short Hills, president
Elscha A. Norris OF East Orange, secretary ana DE-
Valentine Mott, OF New York, treasurer
State Senator John W. Criggs OF Paterson, y. j.,
has bcen apponted receiver OF The Passac Blcachery
at PaSsalc city, generally known as the watson
Rlcachcry, ono OF the Oldest there Rumor
puts liabilities at about eighty thousand ana
assets about hundred thousand dollars The
general impression Is that putting tho concern INTO
rcccvcrship Is to a great extent formal proceeding
and that there will be no change OF management.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-08
"PULLp BETTER THAN SCHOLARSHIP
now AN IGNORANT DEMOCRAT PASSED THE CIVIL

HOW AN IGNORANT DEMOCRAT PASSED THE CIVIL
SERVICE EXAMINATION.
Facts have light in gard to the Civil service
examinations in Brooklyn which put the COMM ''ion'
appointed by Mayor Whitney and other Democratic
officials IN an exceedingly bad light on the eligible list
for appointment as fireman is the name OF Patrick
Stanton age twenty Six OF No. G32 Wythe oryer
for the lumber firm of Cross Austin & Co. whose per
centage in the examination is marked high and whose
papers made out in fine peumaushp but VINO Is lie
clarcd by those who know him to be wholly unable to
read or wIite
His signature to the papers was Acknowledged ny
Deputy City Auditor Cornell, who says he knows
Stanton personally and remembers that among those
who came before him a notary Stfntcn appeared, hut
did not him write his name. stanton Is vouchei FOR
by such prominent Democ ats as DstrctAttorney Iddg
way, Ci,y Controller Livingston. County Clerk Ranken
AMI Coroner Lindsay. He WORKED hard for Ridgway's
election AMI has been anxious since TO get in the
Fire Department. II Is supposed that dummy person
ael him ia the examination and deceived the exam
liners. The matter will be Investigated by the Civil
seryice Reform Association of Brooklyn, and will be
bOuga 10 the attention OF the state Civil service Board
While II has been a matter OF wonder That 40 many
ward workers the Democratic readers rewarded
by appointment under the Civil service rules ii not
heretofore supposed that such an unblushing fraud
could be perpetrtcd The facts In tins case In dcatc
that IL not the rst stanton refused 70 talk yester
day, but Civil Service Commissioner krezschnar said
that he OF those who examined man named
stanton. who was one among 100 applicants lie was
marked 10 III arithmetic on scale OF 10 % l2 IN gen
cral intelligence scale OF -, and III the total re-
ceycl - y ont of 100 The fraud could hardly have
the Clril service Commission Office. AM secretary
EyangO.ic les knows the most about these examinations
ami apo nt'nents 10 The cnsDie lists An examination
into The facts by the civil service Commission Is de-
mauded by public opinion
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1ERSEY City.

Eliza F. Brooks has fled petition In Chanccry
for a divorce from her husband, George L. BROOKS,
ON the ground Of dcScrtion. The defendant Is tho
notorious Or. Brooks, who was arrested I'D April,
ISL on a charge Of malpractice and who diSap-
reared flom the city Immediately after being re-
leased on bail, leaving his bondsmcn In the lurch
Nothing has been heard of him since, but IT Is sup
posed that he is in Europe HIS WIG Is unush'cf oi
Judge Samuel VI. Chambers.
Mortimer sullivan, age twenty five, OF No. Els
Newark ave. a laboIcr I'm the employ OF the New-fork
and New. Jersey Telephone Company while unloading
poles about 80 p. yesterday, at the Henderson
ST. crossing Of the Delaware, Lackawana and western
Railroad was struck by train and Instantly Killed
The Board Of Education has cxoneatcd Principal
Ifoyt and Miss Lewis, Of Public School No. Z, from
the charges Of immortality preferred against them by
Janitor Corrigan. The janitor was severely Iepr
mandcd for making tho charges.
Henry suora, Of No. ~ Railroad ave, was ar
rested Yesterday by Detectives Dalton and Pearson
for acting I'm what they considered a suspicious man
ncr Twcnty.thrcc pawn tickets were found In his
possession and four owners Of the goods they rcpccn,
have been hunted up.
one OF tho National Express Companys wagons
driven by John McGrath, struck 10y a train yes
tcrday at the Grccn-st crossing Of the sylvana
Railroad and broken In pieces. The driver, who was
seriously injured was removed TO his home III East
Twclfth-st., Ncw-N0lk
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NOPE "oRxnN oOoDsv MEy ~ TIE TONS.

MORE GREEN GOODS" MEN ~ TIE TOLLS
Five buncO- tccIcrs. confidence and green goods
men, Fl ank Starr. Of No. 40 West FOuuhst. John
Clark II No. - Carrolls James Welsh, OF 80. &c
Forsyth st. Henry Clark. Of Thirty irsst and First
ave. and Henry James. Who refused 10 give his ad
dress, arragncd before Justice German AT Jcfcr
son MARKET Police Court yesterday. They were cap
tured q raid made No. 100 LcOnaidst. By De
tcctives McCord and Cooper on the complaint Of Al
fred Ufl. Of Cleveland. OHIO, who said the prisoners
had cheated him ont OF $40. In their place the de
tcctvcs found and cOniiscatcd poker table, cards a
green Goods" printing machine. number Of circulars
and the following letter, written II. Denis Hotel
letter head:
Buncos Cash stolen $50 two DAYS LoaId $40. II
delivered the hotel question, Will b, asicd Other
wise there least fOr OF sou that SIN be behind
TO bals never forget faces. ] shall be here to
identify you. There is reward Of 500 Offered for
the arrest and conviction Of tour Of yOu; you viii bet
ter hand over. am camping out on your trail LOOK
Odt, bnLcOs."
As rfer the complainant. failed 10 put in ap-
pcardncs in court to make Ia, charge, Justice German
rcniaIdcd The prisoners anti. to-day.
Detectives have been watching the ciearstore Of
Serbia Artcaga, al No so H. glith ave. whore numcr
letters daily received. Yesterday they made
y descent the place and found fifty letters adj
dressed 10 W. Men ally and arrested tcqga From
him they received the dcsc IlpIO Of the who got
the letters and the detectives recognized him a, a
St and placed him inder arrest. In his apartments
were found green goods circulars. receipt book
and numerous letters. Justice German rcnandcd the
prisoner for examination.
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owing ~ the conduct OF some Of the members Of
the ours Association. in Trinity Episcopal ChuIch,
the rector the Rev y. H. Bo-, h1- declared that ~
connection with the church has ceased
The annual report Of The Board Of Education 10 the
Mayor show. expenditures Of s2,O2o,472 - lat
year, of which Sl.O1I,G14 81 was Tor teachers al
arcs and S1f9 GJD 30 for new building. Five new
school buildings have been completed, adding j.GsS
sitfng-. The total number Of pupils Wa 1G.p21.
O these ,JG0 attend hail the Tine ~ the primary
schools.
The Indictment iounl against Jchn r. Davenport,
charging INN with enlightenment, wa, dismissed yc'-
tclday lie was employed bOokhccpcr By the
Fulton Grain and Milling Company.
John j. Delaney, who confessed to giving Mary
Cox, a servant, dose of lat poison which Killed her,
wa indicted by .ho Grand jury yesterday and Wa,
sent to the Raymond Street jail.
Mis- Harriet y. Morris received formal notice
flum the Board Of Education yesterday, that her ser
vices viii not be needed after tie end Of January,
1855, In accordance with the action Of the Board IN
Tuesday Her counsel has not decided what rtcp 10
take to set forth her Side of the matter y public
meeting may be held.
Ms Mary FOOtc, who died yesterday at NJ. fo1
Warren H., reported To be hundred and one
years OF age. she to this country Gcm Ireland
In 19f7.
Colonel H. T. Rochr, Of "Thc Fcc picssc, served
papers on the Mayor yesterday In action declare
null and void the resolution adopted by the
Aldermen, transferring tho corporation advertising
from his paper 10 The Brooklyn Zcitungp The
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NEW AK.

The Newark Female Charitable society yesterday
elected president Mrs. Matthias Price vice prcsi-
dent. Mrs. :. + smith: treasurer, Mrs. Martin X.
Dennis secretary, Mrs A. L. r. Martin; registrar,
Mrs T. Il. Van Nest. Tho new building Of the society
Will be dedicated December 20.
Tho Joint Committee Of Frccholdcrs Of Essex and
Hudson Counties have decided to recommend to their
pcctivc boards the location of bridge across the
Passaic at Fourth The cost viii be- about 100000
An international suit for compensation for lawyers
services was compromised in the Circuit Court yes
icrday. MIS-. Mary T. Evans, then living On Wale,
was trustee with another person 81 an estate, and
employed George y. Harrison. lawyer. 10 collect
y, for the estate lie presented bill for 500
and Mrs Evan, gave the amount 10 her co trustee 'o
pay Harrison hui tie latter. % IS alleged, retained
tho money. Mrs Evan, lon Vale, and settled iu
Newark and Harrison followed Der. \ formal verdict
81 $3.50 was taken by agreement
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Wr-TCmE-II,R COrNTY.

Ground was broken ys'orllT 70 extend the Mon Mt
vernon ANA asi'hcser horse raread 10 the station OF
the Harlem Railroad.
Ihe Unity tlnb - Mount Vernon Will give an enter.
tannsnt consisting ~ farcrs. humorous sketches
al fuiisrs Hall, In that village, this evening.
The children Of the Bapt' sunday school ~ Nnaut
vernon VIII give nilta drll ia I0utyG uniform al
Eullers Han Tomorrow evening.
IN" Crescent Laws Tennis Cub of Mount Vernon gavc
Stag reception IN lis handsome cuh-intni- Last
night. The ladies' enjoyed the and music. aud aspe
ciay John Nurphf- recitation n The lrishman's Pan
Drama Joseph Wood. Editor OF The CtrOu,efe gave a
reading. and j. Iownlcy and others contributed recitA
tons and music.
INJudse Robert s. Hart, Of Mount kisco, died there
on Tuesday evening OF hear ti-e>ss
Mitchell stone. ~ inst whom there az, four lu let
nshis fol h0r-c -teaul In MAJ schu4ets captured
IN Pcoksl "R Tuesday ana taken before Justice E +;
Long sf White Plains by whom he committed 10 The,
county jail To await mo arrival OF sic9rs from Mas
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-08
INCD 4INf SIEfNEHN.
SHIPPING NEUS.
PORT or NEWBORN. WEDNESDAY,. DEC. :. j.
ARRIVED

PORT or NEw.YoHK. WEDNESDAY. DEC. 7. 1857
ARRIVED
steamer Yves, rnlwd lBsi.l Eaulle Antwerp Nov 26
with m', 'nd 'or g,'cngot' TO Peter Wrgat sons Al
steamer RIVER N,on itr oeary. Ponce and John, rlt
no, lJ,, Philadelphia, viii, mis. toorier vessel to VII
steamer Sca'c,. Is ,iicr Newport sew. aai West ront
faf. oaqT1r, cris M,meanaro Aianf. a day. with
h,ori'" root go order vessel 10 Fuuch. kdyc & Co.
d-r. viii ,Gr To- i Moon q TO- vessel, Bella co,aicl
81 Tsir, A. sandy ', e9; ~,sl light sw cloudy AZ
ArrIy-lyrstcrl,v
sg'%S1 % No. A.@"A 10 Says T T %i,G s.:
la. nurgicro rrimo0t.n Rrgecro Lcehorn 50 days
witt indsr O." order. vessel 10 uIrter
CLEARED
~ amer state Of Indiana ur Richie. Glasgow Austin
Si,ancr sncy, OGrr,. Luivir Hambure-Kunhlrit { Co.
S'my' n"h Hi A"''''"' II Johns NJ Vi" Han
-ir.ncr Alene lHp. se'ers. Kingston and sayaniIa-
Siei@er Tisiv4 Cen Hutton. st AIMS Bay. Jaw W
siraacf ,laeo. G,.E. G,lyc.ron g II Mallory { co
Steamer Alamo tir. Murray. savanna IA Baldwin
steamer Naco,ecc. N,snptoa 5"lrnA4 neary loale
Steamer M}W"N' h"W, Notiois. city POint AMI RicI.
"o1d ,n' ~, ~ !'I ,r9 p,,,,or.
Steamer Commonwealth Van kirA. rhi.AlslpuI -!JJorti
steamer Winthrop. Bragg. pprtl,nI-IIcr,tlo Ir.r
shp Thomas liilsAid thr. Jones. lAyerp.ol + Hogan
h'- I:uiorl je.ophy cG'r. ErNihcrur Wellington. 81
BARK Ca'a Cor. springer nremen rhco Rugcr G co.
i.'k iib1l lNOrh i1nh-r fasasc' 81 e. robi,. 60.
Iur Jana Bake. Patterson. san Bias UsC-A Ia,ceies
Brx Ruby. Won Post. Port Spain u rrowbnlsc
SAILED
sisa%srs cec for Lyorgoo Fms nremon ch,cau
monI: Common wealth. Phlildo.ptl, ' '''' ~
SIM Republic. for Nokohonit
BARK t,ultbriuga for Antwerp.
Al.o ssiloi-va Long ISLAM soun scamcr Caroline Nil
lcl fer Bangor $3.50
TIE MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS
FOREIGN PORTS.
ouFrNsTOWN. Dec 7-Sallsd stelmnr p.nnsvlyan1 Tlon
as from Liverpool hence for Now lor
LHf.D. Doe Passed. steamer Wacsind (B..). Busch
~ Gnn. from New YORK Nov 20 10 Autyorp
ScILIf. Dee Passed, steamer Alsr
from NoTiork Nov ~ on her way to southampton AMI
Ercmen.
MoYiLE Dec 7-Arrlvol stoansr Circls,a (Brl. Camp.
bell from NorfOrk Nov 20 her TO ella, (and
| cnedeil
HAMBURG. Dec Arrived. steamer Morava Corr Pct
zOldt from New York. "
HAyRE Dec 7-Szlled steamer Rohemll (Gerl. Karlowa
IRON Hamburg hence fsr Nev.YOrk.
tkOr Later Shipping News. u am SEQ FUth Pdge)
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-08

The military oRrslnsnt Of Bridgeport for tho years
1887 and 1855 Just COmpete shsns Dol person. sub
jet 10 military dutv aud the payment Of "A e.mmuta.
ZION tax, an Increase Of 400 Ofor the pr siOus year
The burial 81 Frank H. rtcVess took place yesterday at
Bridgeport win ceremonies by the X ns his fcnplar.
The supreme Court Of Errors. In tho suit OF Georye
Iurnev against the town oil Bridgeport 10 recover
SfouoO on High school contract. has handed down "A
uccisiOn Of mo error The court below awarded plain.
IN g. 700 and hts costs. from which he appealed Inc
decision, which Is lnd, saves the tOwp So 300
bridgeport 4, ~ have two tOAogks sds Of them
on T. ]. Bdrnua's grounds ailonns the wiatcr quar-
tcIs.
Tbs Rev joel ;. Ives reports $3.50 net receipts of
for the benefit OF The public library IN strntior
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KETrRN NElNS rL0G0LyG ANn ExLLr

HIi nv Hf-iNN IVFbINN IAD EAIIE.
Johann Ncin.ann, cN Russian soldier his " If. and
two children were la-.cnecrs the steamship Gas
cOgnc. which aIycd on sunday Ncimann came 10 this
country without obtaining the necessary permission
from his Government. brother in-law came with
them and proceeded to Dakota. Minnesota from which
peace lac promised To send them money 20 West This
promise not having been fulfilled M 70 yesterday
NJ Collector Magonc ordered that Ncnann aud his
family bc sent back on Saturday. Upon hearing this
NciInann broke down ana cried pfuy, pleading that II
seut back he would lie separated from his family logged
and eXed To siberia Superintendent Icinzmann inter
ccJed for him aud secured weeks extension Of grace
from the Collector, with the hope that tho Nen ann
family would obtain assistance from their Mnucsot,
relatives In the meantime.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-08
zoo Fifth Avenue.
Between 9s,h and c6,h Streets.
(MAulsoN S.yARD.
THEODORE B. STARR,
Jewelry and Silverware,
Solid Silver Only

Silver Forks and Spoons at fixed
rates per ounce, Of great variety of
patterns. Dinner Services, Tea Ser
vices, Toilet Sets, and Toilet Articles,
of all kinds in many novel and beauti-
full designs and styles of finish. The
constantly increasing number of artl-
cles Of personal use now made of Sill
YER has greatly extended the lists of
available gifts both for ladies' and gen
tlemen. From Book Marks, Penhold-
ers, (of which a surprising variety is
made), Button Hooks, Pocket-Knlves,
etc, to sets for the Library Table, com
plete toilet sets, etc, the list IS wide
one, land contains articles that will
meet any desired limit Of price.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-08
BIDDING roR THE work on 4 BYG DAM

The Aqucduct Commission Yesterday opened sealed
bids for the construction Ol The SOdOm dam I'm the town
OF Southeast, Putnam County. There were seventeen
bids by the following contractors: John i.
Quackenbush, A. T.. Bcldcn. II. soue q
2. II. Raynor, jeremiah r. Byron, George H.
Clark Patrick OIIara. Arnold d stcarns, Henry
Collins, Page, Carey Co.. O'Brlcn & Clark Sullivan
Ryder DOchafiy, Rya a McDonald, Nolan Brothers
4 Co., Smith, Ripley * brown Miles Jlrrncv & a.
John Cox q Co.. Richard \. Malone. of Lancaster,
Penn. Andrew O'EOuTkc and (. brown >
Tho bids were turned over 10 Chief Engineer Cburcl
10 have the necessary compute tons made and report
10 the Commission the amount Of each bidder The
award VIII probably be made at the next meeting
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-08
DRESS PATTERNS
FOR
UOLID AY l. X T. = T. y I ;.

JAMES McCREER Il co.
Offer O-day and during the week
special inducements in Dress Pat
terms, suitable for Holiday Gifts:
800 Diagonal Patterns ut $50.
200 Serge Patterns at 500. go
Saline TricOt Patterns at $3.50.
And u great variety of Plaids,
Stripes and Mixtures at CORE
spOndingly low prices. The above
are of strictly aIl-WOOi material,
and are remarkable value. Will
also place to-day on Il separate
counter, 400 plain cOiOrcd Pat
tern Dresses. with an appropriate
velvet novelty for trimming, at
$50 per pattern, well worth
81.
Broadway and nth street.
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Tho law providing for the raising Of moro money
for school purpose, Was popularity adopted by vote
81 C97 To- 26- at the recent election.
While playing tag. in the North rlau1cld school
yard. Ivan Person age eleven. ran Into a lal named
Reynod, aul both wcgc thrown to the ground Per
son breaking hi, leg
Frederick pcrr.uc. age five, fell INTO the swift race
way at IIcIch'- Grain NILS. yesterday, and was
almost drowned Margaret Bunworh plunged into
the water and saved his llic
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front Of ha homo Tho hospital Surgeons thought
Ben1arpn might recover his senses In DAY Or SO ana
ho ann II talk nbout tho accident.
HOME NEWS.
PROMINENT ARRIVALS.

Brrrsort House-E Ell Attorney. General BENJAMIN Harr
brewster, Of Philadelphia. ana H. Beaumont, ~ Henrv
q. Burleigh OF Whitehall. N Y: murray ny I aHe
EI Senator James Arke o. Canaloharie Inn, M
Sleioher of Albany Everett Usus-Paul biouel ln~A
O'Rol OF London and II. Kan imann OF Mash'ng'9n,
Uo0,aan Uous-Ex Governor Watson Squire. OF WASH.
ipgton TER tory -. York hetei-Bishop Leweyh
Newfoundland. WestininsfeT Ho'e-t
General elect Charles F. Tabor, OF Albany H0'et D'""
,clck-Or land Smith, Of Cincinnati
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-08

Police Captain Alaire. Of the Eidrldec squad sent
for reporters yesterday and said he was
satisfied that there had not been any
assault on licyman Benjamin, Of No. 81 Forsyth
st., who sent 10 the GOuvclncur slip Hospital on
Monday morning, insensiblc from fracture OF the
skull. Detective Sullivan and Policeman Chapman of
tho precinct, the Captain said, had obtained evidence
tAss Benjamin hurt himself BY falling off the stOop In
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80 mnrLn 49, rrrN 49, nLn 49,

THEY WORLD NOT EvEN LET MN DfE.
H. Eurkmaun. a Polish Jow. becoming dcspondcnt
over the prospective loss of loan OF q lcN dollars
attempted suicide %, drowning AZ Castle Garden ycetcr-
dav Ilgelrcmnu Keenan, and Doorhccpor Tirhe got
rope ana after several attempts Z" las-o tic drowning
gni tho about IN. neck and nearly chokcd tho
o Heath before he could bee rescued lie then
taken 20 The Castle Garden Hospital AMI pumped out D.
Dr. schultz. lie Viii probably i've.
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rrLrrNEn LNnn [ LHEEE YElRN cRrLSE

FETTENTD FEOH 1 THEEE YEARS CRTISE
The Pacih, Mail Steamer Colon arrived yesterday. ON
board were Captain Eohcson. Commander Miller. Lieu
tenants Merry Ireemtn. Roller. Merit and Nindcr OF
tho Navy and lii sailor, AMI marines returning from
the United states sfetn-r Marion after three year,
cruise A-.t'r -lutir>u. Iu" Marion BIAS rircun-
ntcatcl the globe u tie last three years. ana There
exchange 0i crews 1T Panama about two weeks
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-08

To fANk fVN NIX iIt.i ffN ~ ~ mo 1 'N' nm
Justice Jarrett. II the supreme Court yesterday
appointed William \ Ducr committee Of the person
and estate II his brother las, john Travcrs, Who
4, the SON - William r. Traycr4. and wa, recently
aIluI,.l to lo Insane ly \ shciA's jury. Nh Ducr
gave hoad l1l stOuOUJ for The faithful performance
~ his duties.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-08
Mayor allowed the resolution to become law without

The Columbia College Glee Club and Banjo 'inn
gave concert in the Central Congregational ohurch
last night.
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Announcements

Announcements
"UvILLAr f. & w. "UYLLA."
OUR NEW BENT EDGE COLLAR
HENRY A. DANIELS, VI. D.,
l55 WEST 03DsE
Nours-S 10 r. 10 Diseases OF the Nervous system,
GtnHo. Urinary organs Impotence aEd sterlity
HOLIDAY GOODS.
GFNTIFNTNs WNTrR TNpEKwEAR
Popular Prices
J. ". JOHNSTON. 26b tiran e. New YORK
Also $40 Othave. 3 doors above 23dsL
KrNNEDYs HATS the best m the least money.
ncrbys 90 ~ 49, - 30: six Hats sBo 81 o - So
saving Il 30 per hat 20 Csrtlt list. upstairs
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1887-02-26
The Ball,

Given by Donelson Post, G. A. r., at
the Opera House Tuesday evening,
was a grand affair. The hall Was
tastefully decorated for the occasion,
the music, under the leadership Of
Charley Stinson, WAS excellent, the
ladies were dressed in "fne raiment,"
and the gentlemen appeared as gallant
as the knights we read of in ancient
lore. Some of the ladies appeared en-
mask, and a noticeably pretty feature
on the floor was the Broom Brigade"
which caused much merriment. The
fun was kept up till 8 o'clock in the
morning, and, on dispensing, al! agreed
that the Grand Army boys excelled in
the late entertainment on any previous
one given here. Our prediction on
this subject was fully verified.